Benson Boone has landed his first No. 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart, as his sophomore LP American Coronary heart debuts on the summit this week.
The chart-topping arrival follows the breakout success of Boone’s 2024 debut album Fireworks & Rollerblades, which peaked at No. 17 and spawned the long-running No. 1 hit “Lovely Issues.” That single stays a pressure on the ARIA Singles Chart, presently sitting at No. 8.
Boone leads a trio of top-five debuts on this week’s albums chart. Sabrina Carpenter’s Quick N’ Candy holds sturdy at No. 2, whereas English alt-rocker Yungblud lands at No. 4 with Idols — his fourth studio album and second Australian top-five entry.
The soundtrack to Netflix’s Okay-pop fantasy movie KPop Demon Hunters opens at No. 5, powered by buzz across the fictional lady group HUNTR/X. Based on ARIA, it’s the primary animated soundtrack to achieve the highest 5 since Frozen 2 in 2019.
HAIM’s newest album I Stop debuts at No. 20, marking the trio’s fourth ARIA chart look. Their 2013 debut Days Are Gone peaked at No. 2, adopted by 2017’s One thing to Inform You (No. 4) and 2020’s Ladies in Music Pt. III (No. 7).
In the meantime, Killing Heidi’s Reflector returns to the chart at No. 22 due to its twenty fifth anniversary reissue. The ARIA Corridor of Famers initially topped the chart for six weeks in 2000, and swept 4 ARIA Awards that yr together with Album of the Yr.
On the ARIA Singles Chart, Alex Warren’s “Abnormal” holds agency at No. 1 for a 14th consecutive week — tying it with ABBA’s “Fernando” (1976) and Rosé & Bruno Mars’ “APT.” (2024-25) for third-longest reign of all time. If it claims a fifteenth week, it’ll match Ed Sheeran’s Form of You for second place.
New at No. 3 is “Victory Lap” from Fred once more.., Skepta and PlaqueBoyMax, marking Fred once more..’s second high 20 entry and the primary for each Skepta and PlaqueBoyMax in Australia.
Tinashe additionally returns to the highest 10, as her Disco Strains-assisted “No Broke Boys” remix rockets from No. 20 to No. 9 in its second week.
